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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
[Re: Tracy S]
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01/20/12 07:01 AM
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I was crappie fishing at the barge yesterday. You don't have to measure water just get bread wet and wring out excess water. And don't have to measure cottonseed. Just mix until you get right consistency. oh i know, i just did it like that cause i didnt wanna waste a whole loaf of bread lol.
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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
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01/20/12 03:59 PM
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Thanks again for all the information. My plan is to go to the barge this evening, and just fish for buffs. Not planning on taking my catfish fish gear, but it may wind up in the truck. I hope to go back tomorrow and do it all over again. I haven't been this anxious to catch a fish in a long time. If you see me please say hello.
Mike
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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
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01/23/12 06:49 PM
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Fished 9 hours Friday night and 6 hours mid day Saturday at the Lewisville barge. No buffalo. Met some real nice people that shared their dough bait with me, besides one of the recipes I got from here, also tried Dillies. May have gotten bites and missed them. Didn't have a clue that apparently, buffalo bite very lightly. Now it has gotten personal. I am not interested in catfish or crappie, until I catch a buff. Realized yesterday that the lake on Luna road is about 5 miles from my house. I am going to try there, closer and cheaper. Overheard some gentlemen discussing the old bait house at Sandy Lake,or Sandy Creek lake and the way they talked, everyone knew where it was. Can someone tell me what/where they are talking about? Maybe I won't be the only person in the area in the dark.
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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
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Good luck catching buffs.
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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
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01/24/12 01:59 PM
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Sandy Lake Bait Store is off Sandy Lake Rd between Coppell and Carrollton next to the dam off the Elm Fork River.
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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
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Re: Your Recipe
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01/30/12 11:55 PM
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Tracy S, I'm gonna try your bait tommorow..what kinda of water should I look for ? Fishing from bank at Benbrook..? Any Carb 101 tips would be helpful..just wanna have the line jerked !! 
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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
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01/31/12 12:43 AM
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There are some good buffs in the Trinity at the park by the Sandy Lake bait shop. I've caught a bunch there using dough bait flavored with garlic powder.
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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
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01/31/12 05:13 AM
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Doesnt matter. Calm water is good for free lining. If your free lining dough bait. As the line tightens. Set the hook and get ready for a good fight lol.
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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
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01/31/12 11:59 PM
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Went and tried Mineral Wells State Park today...I had the famous dough bait and calm water (muddy) and even chummed with corn....No Luck should have went to Benbrook !
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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
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I have been traveling the last couple of weeks but am back home now. Ready to start my buff quest again. Read on this forum, I think, that you can fish with range cubes. Please share how this is done. Mostly they break on me when I try to drill a hole large enough for the hook, the one or two I did get drilled, seemd to completely overpower my # 6 hook. Couldn't see the hook under the cube. Being a rookie isn't for sissies.
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Mike
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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
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you need to use the hair rig to use range cubes. make a hair about a inch to 2 inches, drill a 1/16 hole in the cube, then use a baiting needle to thread the hair thru the hole, then put a small bead or a piece of maize on the bottom of the cube, with a bait stop. here is a video on how to make the knotless know aka hair rig. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqtfW9ucHkE
pb buffalo 58.0lb pb common 36.4lb pb grasser 46.0lb pb mirror 24.12lb pb koi 15.25lb pb blue 39.0lb pb goldfish 1.5lb pb bass 6lbs Lone Star Carp Brigade - Dedicated to the promotion, education and camaraderie of carp anglers in the great state of Texas
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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
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02/01/12 07:01 PM
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you need to use the hair rig to use range cubes. make a hair about a inch to 2 inches, drill a 1/16 hole in the cube, then use a baiting needle to thread the hair thru the hole, then put a small bead or a piece of maize on the bottom of the cube, with a bait stop. here is a video on how to make the knotless know aka hair rig. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqtfW9ucHkE What he said. It wont work without a hair rig. A 1" cube should do OK, but you dont have to use cubes. A hair rig on the other hand is almost a necessity the way that buffs bite.
PB Common Carp....... 38 lbs PB Mirror Carp........12 lbs 8 oz PB SM Buffalo........ 53 lbs PB Grasser........... 48 lbs 4 oz PB Blue cat.......... 17 lbs (caught on maize)
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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
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Thanks Chris. I will pratice these rigs this afternoon, and try them this weekend.
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Re: Buy bait for buffallo
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Mike...I am in the same frame of mind. I have not caught a buff yet but am trying everything I can to get me one. I changed all my rigs and tackle just to try a go at one those awesome fish.
Trying to catch anything that swims. Commons, Buffs, whatever.... Wild Carp Club-Houston
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